A | (ECNS) -- A B2B matchmaking event for Uzbek export enterprises was held from Wednesday to Thursday in Urumqi, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region. The event brought together 23 quality Uzbek export enterprises and 50 Xinjiang-based companies engaged in import-export, cross-border e-commerce and trade circulation, focusing on commodity trade and industrial collaboration to deepen bilateral industrial and supply chain cooperation. During the event, Uzbekistan's Mingboshi Ceramics Co., Ltd. signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Xinjiang Zhongzhi Digital Technology Co., Ltd. to jointly build a demonstration project for China-Uzbekistan building materials trade cooperation, facilitating the regular entry of high-quality Uzbek products into Xinjiang and their distribution across China. The matchmaking event also featured one-on-one B2B negotiations, where Chinese and Uzbek business representatives held in-depth discussions on procurement agency, brand distribution, bonded exhibition center tenancy and joint online operations, finalizing multiple cooperation agreements. Ding Guochong, chairman of Xinjiang Zhongzhi Digital Technology Co., Ltd., said the event not only showcased Uzbek specialty products but also helped Chinese enterprises and local Xinjiang products reach markets in Central Asia. The Urumqi Bonded Exhibition and Trading Center currently houses products with over 17,000 items from nearly 80 countries, and introduces new products at a rate of nearly 15% each month. In the first half of this year, sales exceeded 13 million yuan (about $1.81 million), with cumulative foot traffic surpassing 120,000. The event was hosted by the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan and organized by the Urumqi Bonded Exhibition and Trading Center and Xinjiang Zhongzhi Digital Technology Co., Ltd. (By Tang Yuxian) 
。 (ECNS)-- The Pinglu Canal, China’s first major river-to-sea canal included in a national development plan, began live-ship trials on Wednesday, marking the final major test before the waterway opens to traffic. The trial is the first comprehensive test to cover the canal’s entire navigable route using multiple types of vessels, and is intended to verify navigation safety and operational readiness ahead of its official opening. Four representative vessels ranging from 1,000 to 5,000 metric tons are taking part in the trial along the canal’s main route. Technicians will assess navigation stability, ship lock operations, anchorage areas, service facilities and navigation signaling systems under a range of operating conditions. Construction of the canal is now more than 98% complete. As a key infrastructure project of the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, the Pinglu Canal is scheduled to officially open to traffic in September. (By Helen Mo, intern Lin Qiaochu) 。
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